After Shanghai, Rinderknech adjusts his schedule: Rolex Paris Masters wild-card in sight
Just days after shining in Shanghai, Arthur Rinderknech appears to be pacing himself. Withdrawn from Brussels, uncertain for Basel, he plans to save his energy for one last major event at Paris La Défense Arena.
Having been defeated in the Shanghai Masters 1000 final a few days ago, Arthur Rinderknech is now focusing on his schedule for the end of the season.
The Frenchman had already withdrawn from the Brussels tournament, which is taking place this week, and it seems he might also miss the call in Basel.
In any case, he has withdrawn his entry from the ATP 500 qualifying rounds and is now positioned as an alternate. Four withdrawals would allow him to enter the main draw.
Rinderknech will in any case be back at the Rolex Paris Masters (October 27-November 2), where he is very likely to receive a wild-card.
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